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Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: The English Assassin (IP Logged)
Date: 6 October, 2012 02:30PM
Dexterward Wrote:
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> True, it's not THAT expensive. But on Amazon it
> looks like about $35 for just a "good" ex-library
> edition. (And I hate those library stickers all
> over my books!)However, if the Joshi volume really
> is significantly different, I think it would be
> worth it...
>
> If there is still one for $20 on Amazon, I'm not
> seeing it. Perhaps someone read this blog and
> snatched it up!

Try Abe, there were a few on there. I think there is a stock market effect with online books as one sellers bot tries to undercut each other and then, once those copies are sold, up the price goes again... Or so it seems to me.

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: Martinus (IP Logged)
Date: 6 October, 2012 04:53PM
The companion volume, Fire and Sleet and Candlelight, is usually VERY expensive. And an AH reprint would save me some money.

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: jdworth (IP Logged)
Date: 6 October, 2012 11:58PM
Martinus Wrote:
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> The companion volume, Fire and Sleet and
> Candlelight, is usually VERY expensive. And an AH
> reprint would save me some money.


Fire and Sleet and Candlelight, though having some very good things in it, fell quite short (in my opinion) of its predecessor. Still, it would be nice to have the two at some point....

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: Dexterward (IP Logged)
Date: 7 October, 2012 03:25AM
The English Assassin Wrote:
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> Try Abe, there were a few on there. I think there
> is a stock market effect with online books as one
> sellers bot tries to undercut each other and then,
> once those copies are sold, up the price goes
> again... Or so it seems to me.

Thanks,I'm not familiar with Abe, but I will definitely check it out.

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: The English Assassin (IP Logged)
Date: 7 October, 2012 10:27AM
Also bookfinder.com is a handy search tool. I'm sure there are others too

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: jdworth (IP Logged)
Date: 7 October, 2012 10:43AM
Abebooks.com has always been a very good source for me. So has Biblio.com; and both these are a bit less expensive, in many cases, than Alibris, though the latter sometimes has things I don't see other places. All have provided good service, in my experience....

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: The English Assassin (IP Logged)
Date: 12 October, 2012 06:22PM
Wow! My copy arrived in good time... It's ex-library, but quite a clean edition... I've been dipping in and out of it all day... Another excellent recommendation by the CAS scholars of this site - thanks!

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: jdworth (IP Logged)
Date: 12 October, 2012 11:53PM
Glad you're enjoying it. It is a marvelous collection of fantastic and weird verse....

Re: DARK OF THE MOON
Posted by: jdworth (IP Logged)
Date: 13 October, 2012 02:58PM
Speaking of which... when I came across the above query and looked up the thing, I saw a quite inexpensive one (just over $16.00) and, despite some reservations, ordered it. I was expecting the usual ex-library copy, in this case of the reprint volume. Instead, when it came today, I got the Arkham House, in quite good (though not VERY good) condition, sans dj... and something they didn't note in their information is that this copy is signed by Derleth and has an errata sheet, and none of the usual markings! Not a bad bargain at all....

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